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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
10
Daisy Hemphill works as a seamstress for elephants and camels in a traveling All America show. Daisy faces hardship after tragedy and challenges from rival Joe Taggart while Bob Sloan, wardrob e foreman, grows protective as romance stirs amid theft risk and theater life.
Nancy and Nick seek help from Grandaddy to stop Gomez-Legs from turning the Moon square. The Moon’s magic mood affects their world as they chase Mr Peerabout, the man in the Moon, through Fairyland and Galena. Grandaddy offers aid to restore the Moon and keep the night’s beauty.
A distressed wife recalls a failed motor trip and a tense argument with her husband. He admits beloved but distant truths about marriage and trust. She wrestles with longing, betrayal, and the need for honest talk beyond physical closeness. The scene centers on truth, love, and reconciliation.
Miss Mary Cramer celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a party at her parents home on Pike Street. Pink and white decor, outdoor games, and music highlighted the evening as friends presented gifts to the honoree. Attendees included many local youths and several Cramer family friends.
M C Evans of Dunbar West Virginia reports his wife, once a near physical wreck from indigestion and nerves, now eating and sleeping well after taking Tanlac. He says she can do housework again and praises Tanlac, available from all good druggists.
Sunday Echioo rally and talks by county officers of the International Sunday School Association. a basket dinner served at noon. The Sundial School entertained by Mrs. Charles Barker with a large attendance. Devotional, business meeting, and social hour followed by a tour. Philathea Class meets at Bethesda Bandstand with Rose Drasoc and Mrs. Mussel Neptune hosting. Twenty members attended. program and refreshments. Also notes on Mrs. Louis Hall’s improving health and visits from John C. Hupp and Mrs. T. B. Lawler.
A Harrisburg reader endorses Dr. A. W. Chase remedies for liver trouble with bilious symptoms. The ad warns that liver derangement risks serious outcomes, listing pains under the left shoulder blade, coated tongue, and pale complexion, and urges obtaining genuine products via physician signature on packaging.
A fragmented historic recipe note describes iced tea mixtures with fruit juices and seeds. It lists directions for making a syrup from sugar and water, squeezing lemons, slicing oranges, and serving over cracked ice with cherries and crackers. The text mentions serving with cookies or tiny sandwiches.
BMrs M. B. Barker of Rivesville. L.D. Harrison of Fairmont was a business visitor here 52 Satur day. Miss Martha Fletcher, who was the guest of Miss Mary Cramer for a day, had returned to her home at Fairmont. 'Mr, eed Mrs. Lester Tennant of Clarksburg were recent visitors at the home of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J . Tennent. Mrs. A. N! Crim was the guest of Mrs. Wiliam Lightner at Broomfort on Thursday of last wool. Mrs. Betty Davis has returned from A vist with ner elster, Mr. Pear! Ausmate of Riveshire, Atrs. Clyde Hays is recovering from a [ew Guys! mass Eeangelist 7. Pirce has returnled from Grafton where Necone dusted religious serviews at the Bluefield Churc of Christ over Sunday. Miss Anna Reynolds of Monon gah wes the suet of evlailyos here We last of the weels ! Miss Linda Garver, who Tue been (he guester her sister, Mrs. 3. Fe top, has returned to her home at Barns. 'Mr. and Mrs Duke Brand wore
Local business announces a new storefront offering furniture exchange, repair, storage, and related services. They advertise a range of items including furniture, carpets, paints, and wallpaper, with a contact point at the new address.
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